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H models were not deployed to Korea.
The aircraft in Korea should be late block D models. I suspect (I readily admit I don't know for sure) that the H models were not robust enough for the ground attack role the F-51s were used for in Korea. The Air Force's main ground pounders in theatre should be the F-51, A-26 Invader, F-80, and straight wing F-84. As for the US Navy and Marines, the A4 Skyraider, Late model Corsairs, and the jet Panther did most of the work, as I recall. Not sure about the F7F.
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I can almost already read the posts whining about the La-9!
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F7Fs were used as NFs were they not?
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I love the Skyraider. My dad had a nice 1:32 model of that plane when I was a child. I always found it had an aura of might and sturdiness.
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Could be, the F-82 definitely was, until replaced by the F-94 Starfire, which had 4 kills in Korea.
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The USMC used the F7f as a night fighter. There is an episode of Dogfights that details some of their fights.
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